4.15. Advanced VPC Routing - PART2

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What is a common issue that prevents VPC peering between two VPCs?

Overlapping CIDR ranges.

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Can a VPC have peering connections to multiple VPCs that use the same CIDR block?

No, overlapping CIDRs block peering.

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What routing method allows selective communication in overlapping CIDR cases?

Split routing using different route tables per subnet.

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How does using multiple route tables help with overlapping CIDRs?

Allows traffic to same CIDR block to route via different peers, isolating traffic.

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What’s the effect of using a more specific route (e.g., /32) in a route table?

It overrides less specific routes like /16 — longest prefix match wins.

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Can you route traffic from a subnet to two VPC peers with the same CIDR?

Yes, using specific /32 routes to override a broader /16 route.

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What architectural trade-off does using split route tables introduce?

Instances in each subnet can only reach the target VPC for that route table, limiting flexibility.

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What is ingress routing in AWS VPCs?

A method using gateway route tables to control incoming traffic at an Internet Gateway or Virtual Private Gateway.

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What is the default behavior of traffic entering via an IGW?

It is routed directly to its destination subnet, without inspection.

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What problem does ingress routing solve?

Enables inspection or redirection of inbound traffic before it reaches its destination.

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How is a gateway route table different from a standard route table?

Gateway route tables are attached to a gateway (IGW/VGW), not a subnet, and apply to incoming traffic.

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What traffic can gateway route tables influence?

Inbound traffic entering the VPC via an Internet Gateway or Virtual Private Gateway.

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Can you inspect both egress and ingress traffic with this method?

Yes, combining subnet route tables (egress) with gateway route tables (ingress) enables bidirectional inspection.

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What target is typically used to inspect traffic before final delivery?

A security appliance, like a firewall or proxy in a public subnet.

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What happens if two routes match and one is /16 and the other /32?

The /32 route is selected because it’s more specific.

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How can you route specific IPs in overlapping CIDRs to different VPCs?

Use /32 static routes pointing to different VPC peers.

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Is it possible to override peer routes dynamically in peered VPCs?

No, peer routing is static and must be manually defined in route tables.

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Why should you avoid overlapping CIDRs in AWS environments?

They complicate routing, especially for peering and hybrid networks.

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What does a subnet route table control?

Outgoing traffic (egress) from that subnet.

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What does a gateway route table control?

Incoming traffic (ingress) at the IGW or VGW level.

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[Diagram] CIDR Overlap Unsupported (One Route Table)

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[Diagram] CIDR Overlap - Split between Subnets (Multiple Route Tables)

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[Diagram] CIDR Overlap - Route Precedence for Split Routing (One Route Table)

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[Diagram] Ingress Routing

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